That looks great I love the range, so much better than glass & S/steel. I also love that shade of grey on the island as it compliments the cabinets with out being in your face. Beautiful well done

Dear Carol, sorry it took me a while to write back - I have been away a bit lately. Yes the reno cost on this particular project was fairly high. To do something high end in a 3 bedroom unit you may need about $500,000.00 for kitchen, bathroom, laundry, custom cabinetry through out, new flooring, painting, furniture, window coverings etc. This renovation was absolutely everything. Similar to building a new home. Please let me know if you have any more questions. Kind regards, Jodie

Just personal preference , but in the kitchen I liked the red splashback way better -- the green is about as dreary a green as you can get IMO . While I prefer sunny reds , if going green then either more vibrant , emerald green , or maybe a 50s pastel -- but that one just doesn't do it for me . The lounge , by comparison , is nice and well matched , again just my opinion .

Hi Tania, my starting point would be a sofa, chaise or built in, that fits into the bay window niche. After that, use a design program or a simple cut and paste to try different layouts. One thing to consider is, do you need the entrance near the front door? If not, place a similar sofa / chaise along that wall space. I’d also note that moving the television outlet isn’t usually a difficult or expensive job (cost us about $100 a couple of years ago). Might be false economy, and add a higher degree of difficulty, to use that as a fixed design element. Good luck